Invoice Finance
Release working capital tied up in unpaid invoices.
Invoice finance may help businesses improve cash flow by advancing funds against eligible unpaid invoices.
Common uses
- Cash-flow support
- Growing debtor books
- Contract delivery
- Seasonal pressure
Who it may suit
- B2B trading businesses
- Companies with unpaid invoices
- Businesses growing quickly
Information lenders may ask for
- Aged debtor report
- Customer profile
- Turnover
- Bank statements
- Existing facility details
Important considerations
- Debtor quality and concentration matter
- Some facilities involve customer notification
- Service fees and discount charges should be clear
How Clear Route supports the process.
Facilities may include invoice discounting or factoring, depending on debtor quality and operational fit.
- 01Review invoice profile
- 02Assess debtor concentration and suitability
- 03Approach relevant invoice finance providers
- 04Explain facility controls and costs
Questions about invoice finance
No. It is often used by growing businesses that need working capital while waiting for customers to pay.
Related routes
Discuss invoice finance with a funding specialist.
You do not need to know the name of the finance product before getting in touch.